9. 'Joe Co. owns 25% of the outstanding ordinary shares ofMonkey Co. Monkey has outstanding noncumulativepreference shares with aggregate par value of P5,000,000 andfixed dividend rate of 5%, none of which is held by Joe.Monkey reported P2,800,000 profit for the year and declareddividends of PS00,000 to preference shareholders and P900,000to ordinary shareholders. How much investment incomeshould Joe Co. recognize for the year?235 000C 637,500d. 1,050,000F00 .000

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Chapter15: Choice Of Business Entity—other Considerations

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